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Intellectual partnerships between faculty and students
Help produce new knowledge while honing your skills. With $280 million in sponsored research awards for fiscal year 2008, CU-Boulder faculty and graduate students are able to conduct world-class research together, with access to state-of-the-art equipment.
Higher Degrees Net Higher Salaries
People with graduate degrees earn significantly higher salaries on average than those without, generally at least $10,000 more per year with each degree.
The Graduate School serves the community of graduate students, faculty, and staff at CU-Boulder, one of the nation's premier comprehensive research universities. We offer guidance on a wide array of academic, social, and financial issues, and can assist in navigating the often complex world of graduate education.
Serving as an umbrella organization since 1892, the Graduate School currently oversees 100 graduate and professional programs. We work to guarantee a standard of quality and cohesion across all disciplines, ensuring the continuing integrity and value of a CU-Boulder graduate degree. The Graduate School also helps make possible the many connections between the campus and outside constituencies, in the state, the nation, and the world.
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The University of Colorado will partner with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory to launch a joint institute on the Boulder campus, beginning this fall. The institute will blend disciplines — including business, engineering and law — to explore renewable-energy production and policies.
